October 31, 2026
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Royal Golf Mohammedia: The Scottish Challenge on Morocco’s Atlantic Coast

Morocco · Mohammedia · Course guide

Royal Golf Mohammedia: The Scottish Challenge on the Atlantic

Bordering the Atlantic, Royal Golf Anfa Mohammedia is an 18-hole course whose identity is shaped by wind, rolling fairways and compact greens. Known locally as “the Scottish”, it offers a very different challenge from its sister nine-hole course in Casablanca.

18 holesPar 72Atlantic coastHugues Lambert
18Holes
72Par
27 haCourse area
Hugues LambertDesigner
The setting

A coastal course with a Scottish nickname

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The Royal Moroccan Golf Federation describes the Mohammedia layout as a 27-hectare course bordering the Atlantic and nicknamed “the Scottish”. The nickname reflects a course exposed to the prevailing winds, with undulating fairways and small greens.

The landscape shifts between open coastal stretches and more sheltered, wooded sections. Eucalyptus, mimosa, broom and palms are among the vegetation named in the federation’s description, giving the course a green, varied character despite its Atlantic exposure. The official course profile identifies Hugues Lambert as the designer and lists the layout as 18 holes, Par 72. This is the Mohammedia site of RGAM, separate from Royal Golf Anfa in central Casablanca.

How it plays

Wind, contours and precise approaches

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The prevailing Atlantic wind is not simply a backdrop. It changes how golfers judge distance, flight and club selection, while the relatively small greens place a premium on accurate approaches.

Read the wind before choosing a club

A shot that looks straightforward in calm conditions may demand a different trajectory or club when the coastal breeze is up. Give yourself time to assess the conditions on each exposed hole.

Control the approach

Undulating fairways and compact putting surfaces reward placement. A controlled approach that finds the right part of the green can be more valuable than chasing extra distance from the tee.

The Mohammedia character

A round shaped by the Atlantic

Few details define this course as clearly as its combination of coastal wind, rolling fairways and small greens. The mixture of sea-facing and wooded holes creates variety, while the nickname “the Scottish” gives a helpful sense of its exposed, links-like playing challenge.

Planning a round at Royal Golf Mohammedia

Confirm visitor access and playing arrangements directly with RGAM before travelling. The association manages separate Anfa and Mohammedia sites, and its published contact page gives a dedicated address and contact details for Mohammedia. Check the current tee-time process, guest policy and course conditions for your intended date.

  • Ask whether visitor or guest access is available on your chosen date.
  • Confirm the tee-time procedure, current fees and any temporary course restrictions.
  • Use the Mohammedia contact details; the Casablanca Anfa address is a different site.
Visitor questions

Before you play

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How many holes does Royal Golf Mohammedia have?

The Royal Moroccan Golf Federation lists the Mohammedia course as an 18-hole layout.

What is the par and who designed it?

The federation lists it as Par 72 and credits the design to Hugues Lambert.

Why is it called “the Scottish”?

The club and federation use the nickname in reference to the course’s exposed coastal setting, prevailing winds, undulating fairways and small greens.